Summary
It closed its doors in 2014 after being in operation for 145 years. It was a popular attraction, known for its collection of American art, as well as its notable exhibits and events.
However, there are still plenty of other amazing national park sites to explore in the District of Columbia, including the National Mall and Memorial Parks, Rock Creek Park, and the National Museum of American History. These sites offer a wealth of unique experiences, from exploring historical monuments and memorials to discovering the natural beauty of the city's parks. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of cultural events, exhibits, and educational programs throughout the year.
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Area Campgrounds
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Camp Loop D
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Camp Loop C
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Camp Loop B
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Camp Loop A
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Greenbelt Park
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Marsden Tract Campground
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Rawlins Park
Edward R Murrow Park
Farragut Square
President's Park (White House)
James Monroe Park
Constitutional Gardens Pond
Babcock Lakes (historical)
Reflecting Pool
Rock Creek
Bruce-Monroe Elementary School